Anterior spinal cord syndrome

Anterior spinal artery syndrome (anterior spinal arteria syndrome) is also known as Beck syndrome, Davison syndrome, and anterior spinal artery occlusion syndrome. Because the anterior spinal cord supplies the anterior 2/3 of the spinal cord and is prone to ischemic lesions, this disease is more common in the mid-thoracic or lower thorax. Its clinical feature is that the anterior spinal artery distribution area is affected, causing paralysis, pain, Temperature sensory disorder, rectal bladder sphincter disorder.

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